as you get ready on we have a shorty did tour from tuthe warmer tempes of this weekend. are you going to want to grab a jacket before heading out today. temperatures in the 40s. a >> howbout that? that's cold in my book. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. thanks for waking up with us this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to fill us in on the forecast. we'l check in with jack taylor at wtop for a look at the roads, as we. chuck? >> i need to let you know, it is a chilly start this morning. there's fortunate ly not much o a wind. but clear skies and temperatures have dropped way down.th most of suburbs in the 30s. downtown, international airport, arlington county, there by the river inside the urban heat island at 48 degrees. look at that- dulles down to 40. leesburg, 39. ofre are scattered areas frost and the sheltered areas of loudoun county, northern frederick county. i wouldn't be surprised if the's some frosted flowers in parts of northern montgomery county, as well. plan on a very chilly start to ee day today, kids.

temperatures wilntually climb into the mid 60s for today. that is fa-plus weather sure. not much of a breeze either. it will be open sunroof weather tomorrow, but today it's all about the seat heaters. >> reporter: we'll deal with it as we head in. we'll start on the beltway. outer loop, unfortunately an early morning crash before branch avenue blocking the left lane. we've got the inner loop of the beltway, viia, up in georgetown pike. that's got a work zone in place. th should be clearing. word of potentially a new crash on the outer loop along the right side of the roadwan southbound ooute 1 as you head between farragut street and 43rd avenue in hyattsville, water main repairs with a left lane getting by. we had activity on turkey hill road in la plata. bothes ways w of 301 near skylark drive. unfortunately, turkey hill is blocked in both directions. authorities are on tscene. ifs is a normal route of travel, you'll need to find an alternatete this morning early. back to you.

>> thank you. we have breaking news in the district. police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a metro station. >> corey smith is at the live desk with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we s justke with d.c. police who tell us a man has died after being stabbed at the potomac avenue metro station. let's show video. this happened just befe midnight. so far no arrests have bn made, and we are still learning or hoping to learn the name of the victim in this case. we'll be sure to update you as soon as we learn more. back to you. >> cory, thank you. 4:32. d.c. police are worng to identify a man found under chain bridge. investigators are treating this case as a homicide. a person was walking in the woods and spotted the body near the trail saturday night. police confirmed to news4 one of the victim's hands had been cut off, and he suffered several injuries. so far, no arrests have been made. now to the deadly synagogue shooting in poway, california. today the wife andho mother w

was killed in the attack will laid trest. >> and this morning, we're hearing from the synagogue's rabbi. hes describing the terrifying and painful moments as a gunman stormed into his synagogue on the final day of paover. >> i see a sight that i -- undescribable. here is a young man standing with a rifle pointing right at me, and i look at him, he had sunglasses on. i couldn't see his eyes. i couldn'tee his soul. and i walk into the lobby, and e se lori laying on the floor unconscious. and her dear husband, dr. howard kay, who's like a brother to me, is trying to resuscitate her, and he faints. and he's laying there on the floor next to his wife. and then the daughter,ah hann comes out screening, "daddy, and and mommy, what's going" -- the

most heart wrenching sight iul cod have seen. >> law enforcement offic the gunman, 19-year-old john earnest, was armed with an assault-style rifle. it jammed, and he was chased out of the synagogue. closer to home, religious groups are condemning hate and showing how people from f differentths can come together for peace and understanding. the adam centerosque in snerlg hosted a passover sader dinner. >> you want to respond to these bad, evil acts withgood. with more love, more harmony, and that is -- we do interfaith, multi-faith work daily. >> freedom for us means of course freedom for the jews. but it also means freedom from muslims, freedom from immigrants, for refugees, african-americans, everybody. >> religious leaders say the dinner is the chance to shareng the work bei done to create bridges of understanding among faith groups. this is the t12th muslim house of worship hosted the

sader dinner. 4:35. here's a look at the other top stories this morning. a gunman who shot eight people in west baltimore is on the run this morning. one person died in the shootin that happened yesterday afternoon at a okcoout. detectives say a man approached an intersection and started bshooting. thieve someone in the crowd returned fire. this morning, iinestigators eattle are trying to determine whether weather played a role in the deadly crane weekend. over the four people were killed when the crane snapped in two from atop of a new google building saturday. a college student and two iron workers were among those killed. there were strong winds in the area shortly before the accident. this morning, six men are recovering after being trapped for two days in a cave near roanoke. they're being treated for hypothermia. the group explored the cave on friday when they could not make their way out. one of able to escape sunday and called for help. crews rescued the men one by one. it's unclear if the men had permission to be on the

property. this morning, we're looking more about a plane that flew into restricted airspace above our region. we receive more than a dozen calls saturday from viewers who were concerned about low-flying planes. it turns out arivate civilian aircraft was flying where it should not have been. two f-16 fighter jets were dispatched as a tiprecau. the pilot eventually regained communication with air traffic controllers and landed at a flareby airport. the airspacnd in a around the beltway is the most restricted in the country m.country. [ chants ] 4:36, coming up, a startling interruption at a local book reading. the message from the self-proclaimed nationalist who disrupted the event. rst, though, an incredible escape. two children caught on camera breaking out of a back seat in the middle of a carjacking. we'll have more on the story next. good monday morning.an plng, water harvesting. >> local elementary school

students digging in at oasis urban garden. teaching them important life lessons along the iway. is fun? >> yeah. and the best part is i get to help myun commity. >> reporter: these kids show why or's so importance children to garden. >> and how it affects your

a maryland man seen jumping on a pelican has been sentenced to 90 days in jail and a year of probation. william hard see it also fined $1,000 for the incident in key west earlier this year. osted video of himself luring and then jumping on top of a pelican on his facebook page. florida police tracked him down from there. check out this new video into our uwsroom. ee an 8-year-old boy and his sister tumble out of a moving car. this is in ohio. >> police are calling the a boy hero. police in middletown, ohio, say

the two children were in the back seat of the car when a man jumped into the driver's seat andca stole the >> the boy knew something was wrong and acted quickly to get his sister and himself out of the car. >> this happened at the entrance of an emergency room. the kids' great grandmother drove her daughter to the hospital and hopped out when a man jumped into the driver's seat and stole the car. the 24-year-old man faces several chs. those are smart kids. knew what to do just in time. that could have had a very scary ending. >> good for them. 4:40. chuck? >> all right. dog-walking forecast time. this is cue bayi here, 3 1/2 months old. what a cute baby he is indeed. chinese name, i just looked it up. dog-walking weather, really chilly, but a gorgeous day to spend extra time outside. more on the warmth coming up in ten minutes. >> reporter: two troubles on tht bey. the outer loop, first near

pennsylvania avenue. a crash along the right side of the roadway. on the outer loop of the beltway before branch avenue h the crash blocked the left side of the roadway. you're sort of zigzagging through. just be careful if you're headed at direction. th

breaking news out of st. george, utah. police say a fight involving dozens of students required a s.w.a.t. team response and ended with at least ten people injured. here's pictures from the scene. his was the red rock canyon school. that's a residential treatment program for students with certain issues. there's 97 students within the school. it took a little time for to methodically go room by room

stopping each fight. they have students detowned, but noow word on h many or any of face charges. aaron, back to you. >> thank you. 16 before the hour. developing this morning, man accused of killing seven people in tennessee could make his first court appearance today. a s.w.a.t. team arrested 25-year-old c michaelmins saturday night after tracking him down in a creek ed a mil from one of the crime scenes. six people were found shot at a home near the kentucky state line saturday morning. onether person was killed at a different home. police are looking for a possible motive here and trying to eablish whether cummins knew the victims. today a belovedan maryld soccer coach is expected to fine out wther he can stay in the u.s. a little bit longer. he faces deportation. he's known as coach fofo. he has an i.c.e. hearing in baltimore this morning. he's been living in montgomery now.y for nearly 20 years he came here from west africa, the country of togo.

over the years, he's coached hundreds of kids at a soccer academy. the coach was denied asylum. a startling disruption this weekend wself-proclaimed naedonalists interrupt an author's talk at politics and prose in northwest washington.is >> this landur -- this land is our land! >> the group chanted "this land is our land"oh as author j then metsel spoke. he was speaking about his book when the lead protester laid out his beliefs. she'd the awed embassies would have the, quote, white working classtrated their homemade for handouts. yesterday he spoke with joy reid. >> the great ironies of the that the main argument of my book is that white working class americans are being replaced, they're just not being replaced bythuthorities. threat to the health and longevity of working class white

americans comes from people like donald trump. and spolgs that in effect take money away from support systems like health care, roads, brges, and schools that support working class people across the board and give these huge tax cuts. >> d.c. mayor bowser tweeted that she was horrified at what happened at the book store. the owner of "politics and prose" says what happened was regrettable but short-lived. as> for the third year in a row, president trump w a no show at se correspondents dinner. it was no surprise. he also told his staff to stay away from the annual dinner. the keynote speaker was tstorian ron chernow. he told peopleo take the high ride whenio the administrat is combative toward the press. >> donald j. trump isn't the first and won't be t last to create jitters about the first amdment. be humble, be skeptcam, and beware of being infected by the very thingsou're fighting against. the press is a powerful weapon that must always be fired withl

rectance and aimed with precision. warren buffett has a handy saying -- always take the high road. it's far less crowded there. laughter ] >> charnow's speak was a far cry from the controversy in years wst, especially last year when comedian michellef was ade icized for jokes she about press secretary sarah sanders. >> the annual dinner raises money for student scholarships. there's word that attorney neral william barr is threatening not to testify before the house judiciary committee this week. >> this is the latest development in a contentious battle beten the trump administration and democratic leadership.ac news4's trie potts joins us live this morning with more. >>od morning. reporter: good morning. so here's the latest -- a senior democratic aide is telling nbc that the attorney general may be no show in a dispute over whether democrats are changing the rules for his testimony. here's what they now want. 30 minutes of questioni each instead of five which is traditional.

they want to bring in lawyers to indus tver view nation's top law enforcement officer, and they want to go behind closed doors toio ask questns about that information that was redacted or blacked out of the mueller report. republicans call it absurd. the justice department says he agreed to talk to lawmakers, not lawyers. and the chair of that committee says if thettorney general william barr is a no show, he will issue a subpoena and do everything he can to enforce it. >> tracie potts live for us this morning. thank you. it's 4:48. today, president trump will welcome baylorad university's bears to the white house. the team is celebrating its win over notre dame in the women's ncaa championship. this is the third trip to t white house for the team and coach. meanwhile, uva's men's basketball team has decided not toisit the white house on the heels of its championship winen coach tony bnett tweeted declining the invitation. this is the third year in a row

since presint trump took office that the men's championship team has skipped the white house visit. we have birthday wishes for .a lifelong d.c. reside >> lillian farr just turned 104 years old. we were there for the big celebration over the weekend. ♪ happy birthday to you [ applause ] >> you see ms. farr there in all white. sh wanted to go bowling for hery birthd so her family celebrated at pin stripes in georgetown yesterday. sheas once a schoolteacher. she becam a world traveler after dtiring. an a pretty good bowler, too. lo at that. >> did you see all the deserts she eating? she -- desserts she was eating? she deserves them all. >> she said the key to a long life is doing things in moderation and alway trying her best. that's her ,grandsonne of my good friends. i watch his posts on facebook with his grandmother.

he -- she's, you know, lively, feisty, as you might imagine. 104 years -- >> yes. >> she's just -- >> don't you think youth earned right to be feisty and say whatever you want to say at 104 years ol of life? >> there's somebody who would have a problem -- >> no kidding. >> happy birthday, miss farr. >> absolutely. 104. way to go. >> and look amazing. >> born in what, 1950, 19 -- >> why do you try math -- >> crazy. born before the first world war. crazy. we have sunshine. we need it, too. it is a cold start this morning. notelow freezing, but there are areas of frosted flowers this morning. so late season freezes. we're just about there.to rrow, april 30th, is the -- ctually today, april 29th is the latest day we've ever had a ze in washington. 30 degrees on april 29th. look at that year, though. 1874. it's been a long time since

we've had a freeze this late in the year. dulles airport, away from the city a away from the potomac could get colder much later on into the year. e latest freezen record at dulles airport, may 22nd of 2002. and bwi marshall hasn't been below freezing after may 11th. just aboutthere. but we have some frost outside early this morning. mainly across the northern shenandoah, partsth of nn maryland. look at the places down below 40 degrees now. the good news is the skies are clear. a nice warmuptoday. it will start as soon as we get the sun up, but that isn't for another hour and a half. 66 degrees today. fullsign. if you're going down to the nats games, they're playing the st. louis cardinals. first pitch at 7:05 this evening. on your way to the ballpark, mid 60s. clouds will bencreasing much later in the day and into the overnight hours tonight. so it will not be anywhere near this chilly torrow rning.

not 30s and 40s, most everyone will start tomorrow in the mid 50s. as far as rainhances go, there will be a risk of a few showers late tonight. there's the cloud cover thatli will be rolng in later on in the afhornoon. i'll you the future weather here. again, it's not a big rain chance tonight,ut iouldn't rule out as the warmer, more humid air rolls in on w am front tonight, there could be a litt light rain breaking out along it. then for most of the day tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, farther north you go. more sunshine from washington southbound and a real warmup. mid 60s today, low 80s tomorrow and wednesday. id to upper 80s likely on thursday. some spots in central virginia may quell get close to 90 thursday afternoon. cooler weather, and unfortunately, jack taylor, higher raiur chances retn in time for friday and the weekend. >> reporter: it's kind of the way it goes, but we're used to it, i guess. two trouble spot on the b tway

in frith, both on the outer loop. leaving the wilson bridge headed up basically toward landover. you'll find the first before branch avenue along the right side, then pennsylvania avenue. both along the right side. being cared to the shoulder may have been light. it was not causing any big delay. we had activity along turkey hill westf 301. unfortunately, we had accident activity in la plata at turkey hill road that's c nsedr skylark drive. you'll find we had activity late, north on the bw parkway. a new crash, park police should beeaded to the scene as we speak. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >> it's 4:53. todaea d.c. leaders want to hr from you about a major project concerning dave thomas. circle that's the area where new york avenue, florida avenue, and several other streets meet in northeast washington, and it's infamous for its traffic jams. now city leaders want to make some changes. tonight's meeting will be held at the business improvement strict in the lobby on 1st street in northeast.

that meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. you may notice them as you drive around the city this morning. tents are popping up on idewalks, underpasses, and bridges. but as scott macfarlane and the i-team show, d.c. faces rising costs andal a feder lawsuit for its program aimed at moving the homeless off the streets. >> reporter: d.c. government -team s obtained by the show d.c. work crews have broken up or removed homeless enkpampments likrtthis in noast more than 200 times in e past two years. the cost, hundreds of thousands of dollars to taxpayers. we found the cleanu are not only costly but also delicate and sometimes controversial. some homeless men and women say the crews remove more items than necessary including tony jackson. >> i lost my tent, my clothes,e ything else i had under there. all the goods i got for christmas. >> reporter: the d.c. government says the removal of homeles encounters is critical for

health and safety issues to ensure trash, human waste, and dent don't overtake the living areas. they post signs giving two weeks warning and offer storage for anythingel homs men and women deem valuable. >> the workers with pitchforks to throw things in a dump truck. is there any other way to do this? >> a lot of really thoughtful people have been working o this and thinking about it for a long time. i think if there were easier answers like this -- this problem would have been solved by now. >> tonight as part ofl our ful news4 i-team investigation, the lawsuit that could change how they remove homeless encampments in the area. which areas are off limits and arwhich areted most often. for now, scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. eoe have new vid this morning showing how far people will go to be noticed. yes, that is a man wearing a big ben costume running in the london marathon this weekend. how the heck do you runma thon in a costume?

lucas bates tried to set the guinness book of world rectds for fastarathon time dressed as a landmark. there's a world record for that. he did not succeed, and to make matters worse, his costume became stuck on an arch at the finish line. he needed some help from a race marshal to complete the race. >> we're talking about him instead of the guy who won race. so -- >> mission accomplished -- >> people will do just about anything. just like you said. the price of gas is up. we're working 4 you showing all thes you can save the next time you need to fill up the tank. plus, a baltimore barbecue turns into chaos when someone opens fire. one person was killed, another seven people were shot. we'rk heading b into the scene as investigators search for the person who pulled the trigger. we'll be right back. hey mercedes,

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it says 5:00 a.m. i'maron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. we have more this morning on the commute. >> chuck bell will start us off with a look at things outside. good morning. good morning, good morning, everyone. monday off to a very chilly start this morning. hopefully you didn't put all of your fleece away. you will need it early this morning. there's even a little patchy frost in some of the sheltered rural areas. northern shenandoah valley close to the pennsylvania border. don't worry, plenty of sunshine coming water yay. it will stay nice and cool this afternoon. but much, much warmer air arrives tonight into tomorrow.n mostly ihe 30s in the northern and western suburbs, shenandoah valley. 37 in germantown. 36 in charlestown, west virginia, 40 in manassas, 48 in washington. next to the bay, aittle bit

milder. 52 in annapolis. planner for oday --sun's up in just a little over an. hour the nice, long days of lengthening springtime temperatures in the 30s to around 40. sun's down just before 8:00. the 8:00 sunsets arre just two days from now. >> reporter: i'll have been a sleep probably by an hour or two by the time the sun sets. crashes in prince george's county. ccidents cleared to the shoulder. first hash had been before branch. the other at pennsylvania avenue,a think although the far right side of the roadway. also in la plata, turkey hill road, west of 301. it's closed near skylark. unfortunately, we have a crash. and the reminders, if you're driving across 50 at the bay bridge or 301 at the middletown effect wind warnings in for both bridges. no vehicle restrictions for either. just be aware. a little bit of wind to deal with early this morning. back to you. >> all right. thank you. we are f lowing some breaking news this morning out of southeast on